Une Pause en Provence

Each of the three rooms at Une Pause en Provence accommodates two people and has a private bathroom, air conditioning, a flat-screen TV and a terrace. They are soundproofed and include a coffee machine. They range from 22 to 30 m², and each offers a view of an outdoor area, either the garden or the pool.

The Double or Twin Room with View is the largest, at 30 m², and has a bathroom with a bath. The Double Room with Pool View offers 25 m² and overlooks the pool. The 22 m² Double Room with Terrace stands out for its garden view. Depending on the room, the bathroom has a bath or a shower, and some descriptions mention both options. Each room is set up for two people.

Une Pause en Provence has an outdoor infinity pool with a shallow end, as well as a garden and terraces furnished with outdoor furniture. You can enjoy the sunshine on the terrace and relax in the outdoor areas. Continental or à la carte breakfast can be served in your room; coffee is also available on site.

The rooms include a coffee machine, and the property also provides an electric kettle, a fridge and a microwave. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the property. Free private parking is available on site, with an indoor parking space and access for guests with reduced mobility. Activities mentioned in the surrounding area include hiking, cycling, horse riding, scuba diving and windsurfing. The accommodation is air-conditioned, and the terraces let you dine outdoors.

Le Beausset is a Provençal town in the Var hinterland, between the hills, vineyards and coastline. The lanes in the centre and the garrigue landscapes give this stop a quieter pace than the coastal resorts. If you like alternating walks through villages, visits to wine estates and days by the sea, you’ll find several different settings within driving distance. The village of Le Beausset is 2.8 km from the accommodation.

The hilltop Notre-Dame du Beausset-Vieux Sanctuary is a historic landmark with views of the surrounding area. The medieval village of Le Castellet, 4.8 km away, is best explored on foot, among its lanes and ramparts. The local wine estates offer the chance to discover the Bandol appellation, known for its red and rosé wines. For a more active outing, the Circuit Paul-Ricard is 11 km away; the beaches and port of Bandol provide access to the Mediterranean. Ollioules-Sanary and Bandol railway stations serve the area, but a car makes it easier to get between the villages, vineyards and coast.

In spring and autumn, the temperatures are pleasant for walking in the hills or visiting wine estates. In summer, it’s best to plan walks for early morning and spend the hottest hours by the pool or sea. You could start the day with a walk around Le Castellet, continue with a tasting of Bandol wines and finish on the coast. Hikers can also explore the hills around Gros Cerveau, while the coastal beaches offer another way to enjoy the Var.